Louis Armstrong - St.James Infirmary from The Complete Town Hall Concert 1947
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@sotiris1985 . Actually, that particular muted sound was a Jack Teagarden speciality. He used a glass (the kind you drink from) to mute his trombone. Listen carefully at 2:24, and you can hear him put the glass into the bell of his trombone. There is no trumpet in this song.
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lahdmahellyeah
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I love the Town Hall Concert -- I'm looking for "The Gypsy" from that recording.
any chances someone could upload?
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This is the best version of this song I've ever heard!
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na sai kala re swto..
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Trombone, no trumpet on this one. Not sure how Armstrong fits in except for it was him who made the song famous.
Koweela 10 months ago
@Koweela
Maybe you are right.
I found it in a collection called "This Is Louis: Very Best"
sotiris1985 10 months ago
This is from 'The Complete Town Hall Concert', which was performed in New York on 17th May 1947 by Louis Armstrong and his All Stars. It's the best version I've heard of this classic, but it isn't Louis singing: that's Jack Teagarden on vocals, although the muffled trumpet playing him out sounds like Satchmo. Merci pour la mis en place.
remlenomis 1 year ago 3
@remlenomis thanks a lot for the information!
i will edit it as soon as possible
sotiris1985 1 year ago
klaiwww swto
from every angle?????
xaxaxaxaxa...
mmaannooss12 1 year ago
@mmaannooss12 qualitative irreproachable SOU LEW!!!!!
sotiris1985 1 year ago